Cloud & DevOps
Cloud and DevOps support for repeatable, supportable releases.
i-360 helps prepare applications for deployment with environment configuration, release workflows, operational checks, backup planning, monitoring, and documented handoff aligned with the application architecture.
Operational deliverables
- Deployment planning and environment setup
- Release workflow and configuration support
- Backup and operational readiness planning
- Cloud hosting support for static and application platforms
Plan Environments and Configuration
Deployment planning identifies the supported hosting environment, application dependencies, secrets, configuration, domains, certificates, databases, storage, provider services, and separation between development and production.
Make Releases Repeatable
Release workflows can include build and publish steps, environment-specific configuration, deployment checklists, database considerations, verification, rollback planning, and release documentation.
Support Production Operations
Operational readiness can cover application logs, health checks, monitoring, backup verification, incident information, provider usage, scheduled maintenance, and a defined support process.
Cloud and managed AI operations
For deployed AI systems, ongoing operations may also include model-provider configuration, usage and error review, knowledge updates, evaluation runs, failed-workflow analysis, prompt changes, backup checks, and planned model changes. The exact monitoring and support activities are defined in the service agreement.
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From build output to supported production
Can i-360 deploy static and ASP.NET Core applications?
i-360 can prepare static websites and supported application stacks for compatible hosting. The final deployment path depends on the hosting provider, runtime support, access, and configuration.
What should be separated between development and production?
Environment-specific settings, credentials, provider keys, databases, logs, domains, and operational access should be managed according to the application and hosting requirements.
Are backups enough for disaster recovery?
No. Recovery also requires documented restore procedures, protected backup storage, verification, responsibility, recovery objectives, and periodic drills appropriate to the system.
Can releases include a rollback plan?
Yes. The release approach can define backups, versioning, validation checks, database considerations, decision points, and the steps required to return to a known state.
Can AI systems be monitored after launch?
Yes. A managed scope can review availability, provider errors, usage, weak answers, failed workflows, knowledge freshness, evaluations, and user feedback.
Does cloud support include every hosting provider?
No. Support depends on provider capabilities, access, operating environment, runtime compatibility, service limits, and the approved project scope.